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Pro-remain voting tactics:
1. Persuade others to vote (when the dust settles on the election, over twenty million people who were registered and could have voted will have sat the election out so there's a lot of scope there...)
2. Vote tactically in your area (see chart below)
1. Persuade others to vote (when the dust settles on the election, over twenty million people who were registered and could have voted will have sat the election out so there's a lot of scope there...)
2. Vote tactically in your area (see chart below)
NOTE: you may have come across different recommendations. That's because:
1. Prediction is not an exact science.
2. I have been prudent rather than aggressive: if the choice was between cementing a "likely" MEP win, and chasing an extra MEP, I chose to cement the gain.
1. Prediction is not an exact science.
2. I have been prudent rather than aggressive: if the choice was between cementing a "likely" MEP win, and chasing an extra MEP, I chose to cement the gain.
3. I don't rate Change UK's chances this election cycle (maybe in future?) The polls have moved against them recently and trend's in the wrong direction.
4. Labour can't be considered pro-Remain (Jeremy Corbyn has seen to that) so a vote for Labour should go elsewhere instead.
4. Labour can't be considered pro-Remain (Jeremy Corbyn has seen to that) so a vote for Labour should go elsewhere instead.
But if you're still worried about the contradictions, vote for any pro-Remain party: LibDems, Greens, Change UK, SNP, Plaid Cymru, Sinn Fein, Alliance and SDLP. It may not be the perfect tactic, but it's better than not doing anything.
